Portrait-led
visual work
for brands &
publications

Growing up in a separated family, I always searched for a place where I could be alone with myself and dream. At first, I hid above wardrobes, under beds and tables, or inside cupboards where I could fit comfortably. But it never took long for my mother or grandmother to discover the little worlds I had built for myself, places where I could hide and quietly watch the outside world. The only darkness I was never afraid of was my father’s darkroom, with its smell of chemicals and sense of magic. For many years, I wandered in search of that same feeling. Eventually, I found another room, one with a tiny hole through which I could see the world around me while remaining alone with my thoughts. Today, photography has become that hiding place. It allows me to look closely without interrupting, to observe people, society, and the relationships between them. I am drawn to quiet moments, ordinary lives, and the emotional spaces people carry with them. My work begins with watching, but it is never only about distance. It is also an attempt to understand, to connect, and to make visible what often remains hidden.